Martina Hingis announced her third, and final, retirement this week in Singapore. She leaves behind an unparalleled legacy with 25 Grand Slam titles and 209 weeks at singles No. 1. With her partner Yung-jan Chan, Hingis won nine doubles crowns alone in 2017 and they will end the year as co-No. 1's.
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